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Yes, energy can be transferred that way.
Energy is transferred into the environment by the sun. The sun provides the base energy for all ecosystems in the world. Plants turn sunlight into chemical energy through photosynthesis. Then, animals eat the plants for energy, and other animals eat those animals and other animals eat THOSE animals and so forth.Another way to look at it is to say that energy is transferred into the environment whenever you burn fossil fuels.
If the energy is not transferred, it will stay where it was. Or it may be wasted somewhere.
Is transferred heat energy.
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Energy is transferred in a food chain. It starts with plants absorbing energy from the sun. It is then transferred up through the food chain by animals that eat plants which are, in turn, eaten by carnivore's.
When you drop a rock and it hits the side walk it makes a sound. Kinetic energy transferred to sound energy.
That's actually quite simple: Kinetic energy is movement energy, so the movement is simply transferred to a turbine.
energy is transferred from on animal to the other animal. Because energy can't be destroyed only transferred
energy transfers through a jack in the box by when you turn the handle you are transferring energy into the spring and the more yu turn the handle the more energy that is being transferred to the spring to make it wotk.
Wind energy is transferred by wind mills.
The rate at which energy is transferred is called POWER
Yes, energy can be transferred that way.
Energy is transferred into an inclined by effort
Energy is transferred into the environment by the sun. The sun provides the base energy for all ecosystems in the world. Plants turn sunlight into chemical energy through photosynthesis. Then, animals eat the plants for energy, and other animals eat those animals and other animals eat THOSE animals and so forth.Another way to look at it is to say that energy is transferred into the environment whenever you burn fossil fuels.